
A sunny day in the hospital garden is a great thing. They get everyone, and I mean everyone, out to get some sun if they can, including having two orferlies wheel a full sized hopital bed out so a teenaged girl could see the sun. Really great to see that kind of thing.
We got back around 5 and she was wide awake until just shy of 8 this evening when I finally got her to go to sleep.
Hopefully she willbe better on the gas tonight since they have essentially left her G-tube open for the night with a small bottle to catch any liquid.
Anyway the picture from this afternoon shows Eleanor at her widest awake.
Pay no attention to the creepy vein on her nose.

6 comments:
What a great picture of Ellie- she has wonderful eyes. I hope that you both get some sleep tonight. I think that she is 7 weeks old today! RI seems like both yesterday and a lifetime ago.
I'm amazed how the hospital and the stories about the people who work there are so consistgently positive. Ellie has been at Childrens long enough to see some warts, but none yet. From the people at the front dest to the nurses and doctors to the guys who park your car. Just great.
I hope you have a good night. Sing her only Irish songs to put her to sleep.
Yeah right, Irish songs.
Unfortunately, I am too much of an Irish sap to get the words out without weeping.
I received your irth announcement, she is simply beautiful. Doesn't it surprise you that you can love someone so much in such a short time. Good luck to you all today, I'm pulling for you. Aunt Marge
I received your irth announcement, she is simply beautiful. Doesn't it surprise you that you can love someone so much in such a short time. Good luck to you all today, I'm pulling for you. Aunt Marge
I just received your birth announcement, she is beautiful. Dpesn't it surprise you that you can love someone so much in so short a time. Good luck to you all today, I'm pulling for you. Aunt Marge
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